| NOTABLE AFRICAN AMERICANS | | | | | | W.H.O. | (Mayim: The World Health Organization.) | |
| This leading city of Northern Ireland is home to Queen's University | | | His national memorial in Washington, D.C. was unveiled in 2011 | | | A flapping of an insect's wings, or your eyelashes | | | Ewan McGregor plays a grown-up Danny Torrance in "Doctor Sleep", the sequel to this 1980 classic | | | The title femme of this Flaubert novel is married to a country doctor named Charles | | | As this group was forming in 1945, Brazil & China asked for a global health organization; the W.H.O. would show up in 1948 | |
| It's the only country that borders Venezuela & Ecuador | | | Journalist & activist Ida B. Wells-Barnett helped found this civil rights organization in 1909 | | | You probably wear "safety" ones in chem lab | | | This Simon Pegg horror comedy puns on the title of a George Romero flick | | | In this novel, a flight surgeon named Doc Daneeka explains a paradoxical Army regulation about grounding fliers to Yossarian | | | In 2021 the W.H.O. recommended a promising vaccine for this disease that kills some 250,000 sub-Saharan children a year | |
| It's the name of the capital of Alberta, Canada & also of a northern suburb of London | | | With justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's passing, he became the second-oldest member of the Supreme Court | | | This type of chocolate has a set of double consonants & double vowels | | | Stephen Lang played a character simply known as "The Blind Man" in this 2016 film & returned for its 2021 sequel | | | Dr. Bernard Rieux treats the first victim of the title disease in this Camus novel | | | Seen here, Korea's first W.H.O. chief, Lee Jong-wook, was this type of doctor that focuses on diseases affecting many at a time | |
| In 2019 Astana, capital of this "stan", was renamed Nur-Sultan after retiring leader Nursultan Nazarbayev | | | In 2021 President Biden mourned this first black Secretary of State as a "dear friend" | | | Enriching a treasury is "filling" these, with the same derivation as a place to put the dead | | | "Drag Me to Hell" is a spine-tingling entry from this director of "The Evil Dead" & "Spider-Man" | | | This Steinbeck work that's set in Monterey is dedicated to Ed Ricketts, on whom the character of Doc is partly based | | | The W.H.O. helps in global crises, like the decade-long one in this Mideast country that it aids with cross-border partners in Turkey | |
| Meaning "west" in Arabic, this term is used for the region that includes most of Africa North of the Sahara | | | Published in 1773, her book of poems on various subjects religious & moral contained an endorsem*nt from John Hanco*ck | | | The art of training a horse in precise movements, perhaps to prepare for a competition | | | Ari Aster followed up "Hereditary" with this "seasonal" tale of a trip to a Swedish festival that goes horribly awry | | | "En Folkefiende" is the original title of this Ibsen play in which Dr. Stockmann tries to alert a town to its contaminated water | | | The logo of the W.H.O. displays the rod of this Greek god of healing who inspired a serpentine cult | |